Don’t know if this is what you’re looking for: Your greatest cards that never made it
Not realy. (@borealis)
Stuck travelling (sent) was a topic for Travelling 0-60 days postcards. That where stuck in travelling time.
There are several topics for Expired 61-365 days postcards.
Your suggestion is for postcards that have no status at all in postcrossing anymore, removed after 365 days.
Is there a way to wrap text around images? Or is that ancient HTML territory that we should not think about doing in the 21st century 
I don’t think that’s possible here (at least not easily)… 
The forum keeps the formatting simple, so that there’s less of a chance of messing up things, and people can stay focused on the content and not how it is presented.
You can have 2 images side by side though!
Thank you! If I recall, image alignment was a bit of a browser issue back in the early 2000s and never played well with mobile devices so it’s probably just as well. I did use the side by side option, just to keep the scrolling down.
1 Like
Hi everybody. I am from Croatia and I have an question. How do I start a forum site?
Hello, I’m a bit curious about the “Forum Veteran” badge. How do an old forum member own it?
Those badges were given automatically by the system. There was some script that was responsible for that.
1 Like
Thank you!
Is it given with certain conditions, such as activity or time limit?
I was active in the old forum around 2013 and then left for a few years. Just now I logged in the old forum and found my account still there, but I never own the badge 
Thank you! It’s not a big deal, I just happen to notice many members have it and can’t help wondering how that works 
@elenion - Did you have a different username on the forum than on the mainsite? If yes, did you fill out the mainsite username in the forum profile (there was a box for that)?
If the usernames were different and the mainsite username wasn’t included in your forum profile, that is probably the reason why you didn’t get the badge.
1 Like
Yes the usernames are all the same, I remember I filled out the mainsite username when registering.
(old forum)
(new forum)
(main site)
Ah! I think this probably has to do with the fact that you don’t have any posts on the old forum at the moment… If you have some emails that can show your previous participation on the forum, get in touch through the Contact form — we’ll sort it out. 
1 Like
Thank you for your reply!
Now I get it 
It was too long time ago and all my posts got deleted. (I was confused for a sec then remembered it was a normal feature of the old forum so I didn’t think more about it.) That must be the reason why the badge wasn’t given automatically. Thank you! That helps a lot 
Can anyone please tell me what might be the point of removing yourself from a two person private conversation/message?
It’s happened a couple of times now, that I’ve noticed. It’s only on communication that has already naturally ceased.
As an example, they or I ask for a detail, a reply is given, thank you is made, days pass, then the person removes themselves from the conversation (there’s a line at the bottom of the message stating that they’ve removed themselves). The entire message chain is all still there and entirely visible to me.
I discovered the first instance of it happening because something arrived in the mail and I went back to say thank you…and found the person had ‘removed’ themselves. I still sent the ‘thank you’ message. I think it still went. Were they gently indicating they did not wish to be thanked perhaps?
I understand if it was a group message to multiple people and the conversation was still going and I no longer wanted to be a part of it, and wanted the notifications to stop…then, of course, I’d remove myself from the conversation to make it stop.
But in a simple two person transaction that has already ceased…what possible benefit could be achieved from doing so?
I’m eager to know why people do it, so I can assess whether I should be going and removing myself from all my ‘finished’ private messages too.
Thank you!
1 Like